US House Rejects Limits on Strikes Against Iran

The US House of Representatives rejected a resolution aimed at limiting military strikes against Iran.

The measure failed by a narrow margin.

It sought to require congressional approval.

Before any new military action.

The proposal aimed to reinforce Congress oversight.

Over foreign military operations.

Giving lawmakers greater authority.

Opponents argued it could restrict the administration.

From responding quickly to threats.

Amid current regional tensions.